About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1891)
The Herald & (leonrmn. Trim «l Tin* Hortons. As rxpi'Oleil b( (be llr.nw.v of last week, n immense crowd githert-i on rtiurM'Iay PSPK Editor and Proprietor. 1. t to hoar the preliminary (rial of Will and WM. PARm, MH.i r Kre | Horton, charged with the crime of nr- Tiii KS'i'-'i MORNING. NOV. 12, 1691. nt Ai icon old Hon, David E ltlonnt on eat aud prominent oilmens, died on .a 1 day, «gedKMi« 88 J cars son. ! W. ( Tl Him Public An order at Pittsburg directing that labor I boors instead of 9 for SI.35, ■ boib’ers to strike. world ers shall work 1 caused 800 bridg The entire population of tl the latest and best data is estimated at l. tM),- 000,000. needed by the World’s Fair, lor will ask Con. KMN CTIOA «ir The snm of $ a 00,000 committee on awards of the medals and pre uiiurns Tin gress for tbia sum. .lnstioe Rioliards and Notary Hobaon presided. Stale was represented by Judge Evans A Ilians, Harris A Rawliug m | ll. o. r'uunitffclnim of S I'.annnh. The defendants were represented by Jesse A. Robson. The trial was postponed at re- ,|tiest of prisoners counsel, until 1:30, p. n 8 he had Dot had time to confer with from 1 is clients. When the trial began, there was a rush to the court house, and in a short time there ivaa not oven standing room lolt. ON THE STAND. The first witness was Mr. 0. D. Thigpen .Biront at Sun Mill //•' "-stifled to Helling ! the two pri.oncru Moketa from Hun Hill to that 6,506 Oconee, ou Sunday. 25tb ol Ootobor Will dollar bill, which he conld of A telegram from Japan states Liiipl bv the earthquake ol Morton had a fiv wore killed by Aicbi, j not change, but Morton got J. O. Osborn to change it tor him. Will Morton wore li..ht hat and carried a satchel, and a Imtfdle « rapped tn a red handkerchief. Fred Mor- t m wore a dark red U hat. T: cy told no saiil Thigpen, they were jug to Oconee, and on Tuesday they were person October the 28th, in the prefectnr c injured. 75.090 h ami 12.000 badly also that 9.00') we totally distrejed sged. The gin houRe ot Mr ojck County with 3il bales I'aIgAi "'ft 1 * b. rnt*'i * u ? The loss is about | , Tin* Itapisl >% lilrleil Into Ktornlty. At an early honr on kriday last, multi tudes began pouring in rapidly, and by 11 o’clock there was a very large crowd to wit ness the hanging of Tom Webb There was considerable exoilement among the people np to tbo timo’of execution As it’was to be private, the Washington Hides were preseut in full force In prevent the concourse/'! people fromj forcing their wav within the enclosure. The honr was at 1 o'clock, but through kindness to Tom and reasons of bis own, Sheriff Wall deferred it until 3 o’clock. TNTEIIVIEWINO THE PRISONED About 12:30 we had a shprt conversation with Tom. the substanoo ,of whioh jwas as follows: •'Well, Tom, liow are you feellug now?" he replied, “Good morning B'ss, I feels very well. It is a mighty bad feeling to dress up to die. "You feel that it js all right do you, yon are willing to die?" “Yes, sir, I am ready to go. It is bad to rCo other folks walking about free, when ■is)aa M’li'im Louis, Cinoinnati Southern, East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, Atlanta and West Point, and Western of Alabama. Dr. G. W Earle. 8.C., writes: “I reoom mended B. B. B. to a man who had suffered for veers with a malignaut ulcer on his leg, that seemed to resist all other treatment. After, using four or five buttle*, the ulcer be gan to heal, and his leg is now sound and well.” Greenville Ga., gave a majority of 24 for prohibition on Monday. In A Islltlr Ulrl’a K*|»**r»ence l.lKliltioune. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Hand Beach, Mich, and are blessed with a daughter, fonr years old. Last April she was taken down with Measles, followed with a dreadful Cough anil turning into a Fever. Dootors at home and at Detroit treated hor, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was a mere Vhand- fnl of bones’’.—Then she tried l)r Kings New Discovery ami after the use ot two ®**d a half bottles, was completely oured. They say Dr. King’s New Discovery is worth ts weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at Wm. Rawlings Drugstore but Eli //inis of Gins, oi cotton and; the seed of about .1 Thursday night last $200. The fire is believe,Ho have been tb work of an Incendiary. , Macon, lay, two to Doom J. C Oslo and an old can’t even get the chaingnng sentence, have to hang ” THE PRISONER TAKEN OUT. About 2:45 the Washington Rifles tickets on that [ordered to fall in, and the prisoner was bronght forth to meet his doom. At 2:53 be ascended the scaffold, supportpd Mu sold i>, and two to Dtvisboro. I lion master boiug sworn j SHERIFF'S SALES. The mat,er has A woman in Washington New Jcr, punished will, a coat ol tar and bull alleged disordotly con duot. caused great excitement, and the arri s and punishment ol the Baders, will probably follow. fam. tickets, !o. The New York is threatened with a sat ine. Not h r years has the *npPUF been »•> low Without rain, tbo present supply wtll be exhausted to 15 or 2>,lays, said commm- s >her Gllray u few days ago. The drought "that'has prevailed in portions of Indiana lor two months .till continues. At i harlealown anil other places water is betug soil. Wells, pouils and streams are dry. nothing like it having Leon known since the flities. Stories oi the suffering by the Rustian famine are truly deplorable Meantime she is refitting her navy on a ruagnifleeut scale. The empire also If els deeply tho affront given by Turkey In refusiug spfcial honors to her doad in Constantinople. What is it that makes George Edmonds so cool and placid, and how does be do suob deep thinking? It i'< hoeausa he never al lows liimself to be harrassod with colds. He takes Dr Bull’s Cough Hyrup, ho does. Hold everywhere tor 25 oeuts. Dealers say they cant’ mil any other liu ihient since the introduction oi Oil. Salvatiou Ex-President. Hay ms and Dr, J. L. M. Carry visited Augusta and Atlanta this week. Their tnur in the Booth is in the iuterest ol education. days ago near The wreck w»» tl. hopes ars bad Ol detention the guilty par ties, No lives were lost, though the oscap, Htorned almost miraculous. v w\t(A* & teatful railroad witok ooourrml w h w MU w“rkTf mU^mts. uudM the bridge nearly destroyed. said, he changed a ti Mart ti. lie sai l h ■ wanted to buy Of h„ would have ti pay 4cts a'm defendants left on the 12 30 train. That night the trestles wore burned, they were set on fire in the middle Three bridges were burned btlw Sun Mill, two bridges wire burned about Parsons's crossing The Doarisl trestl :j.4of a mile trom Tennille. A flagman j awoke him about 2 a. m., and told him the bridges wero on tire. A negro boy brought him a note trom the superintendent he said, saying tho trestles wore on tire, Jake Fuliu col. next tostifled. Ho said ho b iw two men by tho flash when the bridge burning. One had a booril und re,l lace, ilio other had no beard. TUoy had asutohel He saw one of them stooping down by the light on tile bridge Tho pilo engine blew, and tho ttromau gave him a note to lake to Mr. J. C. Oslorn. Ho a light before him down the track, and man by tho flash when lie sot tho bridge on tiro He was soared and pulled off'his shoes nuil rati. When the men were trrrstcd and brought to Tennille ho pointed them out. UUIDOES BURNED. T. I’. Holliman imid: I aui supervisor ou innin stem of Oontrnl railroad. Tho Aral nri.lge east of Ooonee was 99 loot, another Htnall bridge was burned. All the perstrnoture and boiuo of the piling was burned The other at the bihth mile-post was entirely destroyed. Another at the 144tli milepost, 15 feet was partially burned in tbo centre. The next bridge two miles west of r, unille, 39 foot in leugth over a small lir bill f ir Will .between Revs. W. O. Shelton and Aaron fin saw saw i Tho long drought Ih broken, I found tracks made by two persons, one was made by a No 9 shoe with straight toes, pretty sharp, the other made u broad track mill had a very broad lioel. Saw similar and rains I trucks from Ooonee to Sun Hill. I think tlie ry. Snerifl Wall Mien read tho death war rant, r\n,4.t,,1H^Tomthnt' he oonhl make i statement if ho chos-. Tom replied, that ho did not know as th<re was any thing he wished to say. Rev. W. 0, Shelton, tlion l eunille and I prayed a very fervent prayer. When he eon luded, lie asked. Turn if ho felt like ho was is willing to die, Toni replied that be was. Tho sheriff then informed Tom tbst he had been reqneHtod to give him 25 minutes longer, and told him if bo wlsliod to say anything, lie was at liberty to do so. Tom replied.that ho did not oero to mnko any slate* nient, that what ho had said before, was the truth. Sheriff Walt theu told his deputy to take off the hand cuffs, and Tom sat down and began to sing “Lord I hope tn meet yon in the bright Shining World," being joined by tho ministers present. Rev, Shelton then started tho hymn, “There is Rest fur the ll eary,” Tom feebly joinod in. Just before the time expired Rev. Aaron llury, offered np a prayer for tho prisoner. On being told liy the sheriff that he hud 7 minutes more, he simply replied, “all right sir," and knelt down and hegnn to pray. At theoonolnsion of liis prayer, he sang “O, you must ho born again." TOM A LITTLE NEUVOHB. Tom stood it remarkably well for one un dergoing such an agony of snspeuse, bnt the twitching of ninscles, and repeated sigh- iu r, showed that lie was somewhat agitated. At 3:45 the rope was placed around his neck and the cap adjusted, and nt 3:47 the drop fell. The distance wnH not sufficiently great to break his neok, but at 3:69, and af t,.r twolvo minutes bungiog he was pro nounced liom) from strangulation, by Drs Uftwltns-nnA M\U«. Alter hanging 28 minutes,’ lie was out lowu. His father being sick, his uncle Tom Wobb sen. was there to take charge of the remains. FIUST TtTESOAV iN DF.UEMBEn, 1891. Will be sold before tho courthouse door In Sandersville. Ge , on the firm Tuesday in De cemht-r, 1891, between the legal hours of sale, the iollowfng property, to wit; One black mare mule, about 12 years old lit hands high, named “Nell;" one bay mare male, about 11 years old, about 15 hands high, named " Annie." one sorrel horse mule about 7 years old, about 14J baoils high mimed “Oh-irlie;" one gray mare mule about 10 years old. about fifteen hands high led “Rhody," one light bsv msre mule about 7 wars old. about 15 hands high named • R--p;” one gray mare male, about 12 years old, about 15 hau ls high, named Mary” one ohcsUmt sorrel borseHbout ears Old. named 'Dan,'’ one two-horse W.igon, Woodruff make; one Iwo-tinrs* Stn.lebnker wagon, thimble-skein; six bun- lred and twenty-five (025) bushels of corn more or levs, in the field, two thousand pounds (2,000) ot fodder more or loss in the barn, 9 stacks of fodder in the field, BOO non mlh seed oottoo. more or less iu to® uolu- Levfel upon to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from Washington superior oourt. Heptamoer term, 1891, In favor ot H. O. Roughton vs. Newsom. Also at same time and plaoe will be sold: One bale of cotton oovered with jute bag AIHJF.TT PATS THE FREIOH T A Great Otter that Ifttod* 'ke * while not be repeated, eo do not delay. * “ "e the Iron is Hot. again Write for Catalogue bow, and Ray what napei yon saw thin Advertisement In. Hcm-mbcr that I sell everything that goes tn fnrnlahlng a boms—manufacturing aome things ajid hnytng others In the largest possible lots, which enables me to wipe out alt competition. Here are a few Startling Bargains A No. 7 Flat Top Cooking Sttovo. fnltsts.e, 1flx tted 17 Inch oven, fitted with tl pieces of ware. Ilvered at yenr depot. Bll freight charges paid hy me, for only TWELVE DOLLARS. ■ Again I will sell yo" a thole Cooking Range ISxft luck oven. tSlttlneh ton, fitted with S pieces of ware, for THIRTKRN DOLLARS, and ay the freight to yoBf depot. Do Not pay two Prices fo yonr Goods. nnt frame, either In combination or handed, the most stylish colors, far •■tl.KO to yonr railroad station, freight all paid. ! will also aell yon a alee Iledrnom Suit, eon staling of Rnrean with glass, 1 tdirh head Red s'ead 1 Washstand, 1 Centre Table < Cane Seat Chairs. 1 Cane Seat and Rack Rocker, all for • lo.no, and pav freight to vonr depot. Or t will send yon an elegant bedroom Suit with large glass, fall marhle top f or |»0, mid Nlre window Shade on spring fuller • Klegnnt large Walnut t day Clock Wflnnt Lonnge loice Curtains ter window t cannot describe everything In a small ad.. tlaemcnt. bnt have an Immense store containing M.Bnn ft floor room, with war, houses and factor, bnltdlngs in other parts of Angnsta, making In all tn** ifir^fst hns’npw of thle kind undor otio tnnn .agement 111 the Sontham States- These store, are crowded with thecholcest productions of ll, ', |hest factories. Mv catalogue containing lllnsti Ions of goods will he milled if V on will kind' |-av where yon saw this advertisement. I IVj Velghf. Address TAX NOTICE! Second Round. J. H, & W. W. Williams. I will be nt Hie following places, on dates below lor the purpose of collecting tl.e Btnte and County,Taxes lor 1891 : PIST 1315 90 93 13G 100 PLACE. Tabernacle, Boatright’s bun Hill Bur,combe Theiin Linda,-y K. C /f.trrison’s 06 Git-s. 96 falo, 1253 Hld.llevil b, 91 Dsvlvlmro, 92 Jos.-v. 1384 t;l,veb,nd 1345 Hum-.vail, 89 Warn mock, 99 Duepstep, 98 Hebron, 88 Oconee, 91 Harrison, 1350 ’ M arthmi, 1399 Tennille, 2 • 4 • 6 9 n m 9 p tn 9 p ni 10 p m TIME. Mondny, November M'edm siiay, •• Ftiday, " Monday, Mot,day. Mod day Tuesday Tuesday II e.lnasday, Thursday, Friday, Mooday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Monday, Sitnrdnys and ntliur publio days in San- lersvillo Books oloso D.inuiber 20ih promptly. B T. It VW LINGS, Tax Collector Washington Co diamonds & watches SILVERWARE and,NOVELTIES, GOLD HEADED PABA80L8, GOLD HEADED 0MBRKLLA8, GOLD HEADED'WAI.KING CANE8. OPERA OLASSK8, VASES IN BISQUE, LADIES' SIDE COMBS. ROGERS CUTLERT, FRUIT KNIVES, GLOVE BUTTONER8, BEAUTIFUL BRONZES, BEAD NEOK CHAINS, GOLD PEN8 and EYEGLA8 Mi Tbo largest stock of 8ae Jewelry und^presents of nil kiuds in the oity. We lend everything in our lino. Noue can surpass us in repairing fiuo|WntcheB nnd^Jewelry. J. H. & W. W. WILLIAMS. 352 Sec , — - Maoou, Qi. AGENTS can Banka US oo par Uay selllna our Auanja. We beat the World far low price* lMe rear. IMPORTED PLUSH ALBUM, *1.00 Burial Cases ging and iron lies; 10,000 pounds, more or lass, seed oottou in the field; 600 pounds. r m itored in house on premises; 30 bushels, more or less, oottou seed In house; and 30 bushels, more or less, corn in field. on to Hntisfy fl. f». isned from the March term, 1891, of the Washington superior oonrt tu favor of W. R. Thigpen sb agent of W. U Wheeler vs. N. 0. Dixon. Also at same time and plaoa will be sold: That traot or parcel of land lying and being in Washington county Georgia, In the 96 district G. M„ on the waters ot tbe Ogee- chee river, containing five hundred acres more or less,bounded North by theOgeeobea river, East by lands of Reuben May, South hy lands of Dr. J. H May and West by lands of W. S. Wilson and John F. T. Brewster, levied on as the property of R. 0. Wilson to satisfy a fl fa. Baaed from the Superior oonrt of New England Mortagage Security Company vs R. O. Wilson and sold to satisfy said fl fa. Also at stne time end place will be sold. All that tra ot or pnroel of land lyiDg. sit uated and being in Washington county. Georgia, contaiing four hundred end llllr, y‘ five ftcu.s more or less, and kno^n as the R.ililsiiu Turn Oat Vlaoo «> u - **• and bounded on the North by lands of Jas. A. Hay, South by Josiah Stevens and Eliza beth Robison East by lauds of Martha Ivey and S w. tlartly. anil WeBt by lands ol V. S. Jcrnigan and Martha Ivey, levied on as the propety of Benina 8 Robison and J. W. Robison to satisfy a mortgag' fl. fa. is sued from the Superior oourt of said oounty in favor of. the Amerioan Freehold Land Mortgage Company, of London (limited) vs Peninn 8. Robison and sold to Ratify the name. L. F.TADGETT PROPRIEl OR PADGETT’S FUKN1TURE, STOVE AND CARPET STORE. 11110*1112 Brt'cid Street | Sept ^ UGUSTA ’ <* A * TENNILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. have been general Unougliout tho slate, and I i\ rH t liridgu Imrued waa near Ooonee, us it ip Alabama also. A cyclone on Andc-iuan island in hay Bengal, according toofllolal report destroyed I KoroRtsue or othor oil conld bo seen on lo rly 2l;0 live cdh, IH. utd wounded about 250 Hancock votih ,.i. lecul option Wednesday it aebiuglon prohihUioniHt wish her barrooms a ’ vale, ot longum vale farewell ami a long larowcll. was o minium d before assistance could get thero. There were three trestlca burned be tween ToDnillo and Hun IIill. Evidences of tbe partially burned liricq.es, 1 lio flrst trcHtla east of Tennille was fired in six places, but burnt only in three. The stringer was burn ed. POUND OVEB Co) . B. D. Evans said the Stato would now re. t when Mr. ltobsou stated tlio ruio ol barroom I law governing the trial, was one of probable lo o .sen, or evideuoii suflioient to suspeot the Atlanta is now agitated by the and the anti-barroom boomers. Loyalty humanity, and loyalty to the Bible will never |accused of thin crime, bo would turn them let the war on barrooms cease. Fil'd Hceord. Tilt' The tire r.cord ot last wouk was di sas trous- Among them we uute.' Luray Inn Luray.Va., a loss oi il'20,000; insurance 4100,000. Tlie <01 tun <’rop. Washington, Nov 10. — Tho oolton returns of the department of ngrionlture are not fa vorable for a high rate of yield. The late ness ot tho crop, extremes of temperature, ■xcess of rainfall followed' by drought, oaus- ing enfeebled vitality, and loss ol foliage uid Iruit have been unfavorable for a large I offer for sale my bouse and lot in Ten ti ill*. The bouse oontalns eight rooms besides bath-room and pa&Uy. Tbe out bouses a-e complete, consisting of kltoben, two servants honsos smokehouse, wood and ooal houses, fowl house Ac., Ac. Tbe stable oontains six large box s'nlls, ferriage house, harness room, ooro orib and • Urge loft for forage There is an exoelleot garden spot on the premises and a few oboioe frnit trees; a well of good water and many conveniences mult ing the plaoe a-very desirable one. I will nl ao sell 18$ acres of land on Adams Hlreet Twelve or fifteen sore# ot thf* are in a high stale of cultivation and thero are several good building lots on tbe place. M. G. HATCH. AfiEITSr SAFETY UMP. im wry family. Olya# iaa Ihraa ordinary lamp#. m * ms ImboM^d yadded aidat. fold ■astMl* •ion claap, holding afarly Cablnal and Lard pictoraa. Bout* for #l (i) (rctRila for M.00) Hot- withatandinK thaUriff on Importad albuma ia raiaad from 16 to 35 “ “ 1 par rant, thera will not bean? tncreaae in our prtoaa thta raar. Our n«w PaoMounciVn Paiallil Pamilt Bi»lm eontalnln* It ior WIMJI Iicians lUi tha tariff on iuiportad albuma ia raiaad ALBUMS Mutiilic Cttsea Cttskuts rdJ Cof- iuti, of any Qua'ity and Grade, al- • ays on hand A lain** stock of •huse goods will Le found at the store >f Tarbutton A Duggan. old°*na* eeyL^v^rejone.jr^^e^th^people^ wanf .JUVENILE BOOKS Sutf'enaiMar, js:,; sss*. •OLR llolide' A(*nt* from aow will prove s __ Bonenea for Head Hceite lor toil KBirr. My residence in IFist End. Desirable ,nd'a splendid welt of watea. Mrs. C. O. Parsons. lot AUGUSTA CARPET COMPANY. 846 Broad Street, Up Stairs, Augusta, Ga. JUST RECEIVER Wall Papers, Borders, Carpi 4s, WINDOW ingrain FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MATS, .SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW POLES, AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY. Sept. 10 91 A Full and fkfbh Stock Received. T. a. BAILEY, Manager. article*. 8*b4 lor free i^Waa.u.st.,0. J. II. SPEARS, COTTON FACTOR AND Augusta Hotel, Augusta, <xa. Large, airy Boom*. Good table tare; with plenty of fresh milk. Rates $1.50 and 89.00 per dny. B. 8. DOOLITTLE, Sept. 10 '91. 6. Proprietor. over. He doomed it a wahto ot time to make lefeuse, but if wu ooulii have tho benefit of the doubt, wo would walk out of the court house free men. We oan provo hy ecvcral j 179 pounds per acre good and true witnesses that it was imp issi- lor ns to have dono tho burning. This we will do at tho March court. Ho also stater other counsel were expected, but Outage Hotel, with all summer cottages! they were so engaged, they could not he A | hero today, and as ho had been employed today, lie did not have tho testimony us well in baud, as tbo importance ot tho ease do On tho not them border of the belt, killing iroots occurred on the ‘29lh, in some plaoes iih early us the 23d. West of the Mississippi there has been some improvement during the past month. The season has been very favorable for pick ing. The guality almost everywhere report ed high,and the fibre is of good oolorond uu usually free from trash. The yield as averaged from tbe county estimates, averages GOOD TIDINGS COMMISSION MERCHANT. W AXtV.TTOTTBli’ A-Airt S AT.V.RP Aflfifi. 101 McIntosh, 7th, Street, corner Reynolds AUGUSTA, GA. Will continue the business in its various branches. Advanoea of Bagging and Ties and Family Supplies at lowest market prioes, Liberal Cash Advances made on Cotton or other Produce in Store. Consignments of all Field and Farm Pro- ducelSolioited. Ample facilities aud. long experience will guaran tee satisfaction. Personal attention given to Selling, Weighing, Sampling and SloriofE all Consignments. Charges for Selling and Storing very Reasonable- near Loss troui aud residences ou Lookout Mountain, heavy loss from an iucindiary fire, The Berkeley Fertilizer Works, Oh nliHtou were also destroyed. $10,000 to $5u,uoo. The explosion of a garni in o tank oauaed the burning ol a whole i-quure in Oruug' Mass., with loan placed ut $200,000, Our dear little daughter was terribly Hick, Her bowelw were bloated aH hard as u briak. We (eared she would die Till wo happened to try l’ieree’s Pellets—they cured her, remark- ubly quiok. Never be without 1’terce’u Pellets in the you biliouHDCHH and constipation Evans, Jr., then | ^ ,,0,^ thoroughly and leave nc raaiest to I bad 'effects Kmulleat, cbeapeBt, |take. One;,t dose. Beat Liver Pill made. IKulIrwud Items- NIL Vw.lTlO.N nOiWEUS, ICuikIn i.iitv IVon4|ui\ole When a law ioting and law abiding peoplt are twitted and taunted, us aeditiouHund in s.urioctionary, it must awaken a sense of in- jualdce uud injury. Washington county ttienfure after her promptness in buntiuy up and arresiiug the suspected bridge burn ers, naluiuliy feels that seiiHutiouul articles about threats ot teacup," “310 armed meu," &a,aro unwarranted and gratuitous affronts * Tbo Huspseted parlieB, uh it is well kuowD were hunted up and arrested by Washington county officials were duly lodged in jail, aud neither did these oilicials,nor others so far as the HfcJiAi.o Call learn, ever hear uuy thing beyond vague and unreliable rumor, of any threatened attempt at rescue. Altar Washington county has shown her maiided, aud tor these reasons ho asked the h OUH ,,. They are geutlo and effective in ao- o uirt to make its judguiont. | tion and give immediate relief in oasee of Holicitor (ieneral B. D. asked Mr. ltobson if he wanted auy furthor hearing, aud il he bubwittod to a commit- mi ut. Mr. KoUhod answered lie did, when the oourt committed the prisoners to jail to un- swer ut March Superior oourt to the crime of arson. The prisoners were then returned at once to Mscou jail. A larger crowd was never seen in dVosha iugton county at a commitment trial, and it Was remarked by some, that even u trial at Superior oomt tiovor attracted a more tlirongod house. Yet there was not the least evidence of disorder duriDg the whole trial While justice and right demand ‘ hat ‘ h , e I oentl y chartered to build from Victoria to prisoners shall have an impartial, a fair trial. Brown(JviUR) TeI . It ia understood that the Ground bus been broken lor the great in- I terconlineiital railroad which is to oonneot the United States with Mexioo and Oenlra) America. The concession irom the Mexican government undor which this road is built i the most favorable ever granted, and tbe I scheme has tbe.hoarty good wishes of the President of Mexico and will be supported j by iuimonso iullueuoes. The outlet from Mexico will be the pan-American road here looms up a chivalrous Don Quixote auo mounted ou his Rosa Nunte, makes a furi ous wiiidy attack ou another windmill. Washington county “non eget talibus -de- fensoribus," doeH not need such detenders us the sensational writer in the Moruiu, News ol the 5tli inst., The only battle cr needed to arouse her people to action would ho to let it ho known that law an- order were set ot defiance within her bounds The remark was made by a county olli oiul, when tlii* rescue article was spoken ot, that he did not believe 20 men could be ruis ed in the county for hucb u purpose- All pr sent Lcarlily concurred in this opinion. enterprise is backed by capitalists who will build tbe road as fast us money and men oan do it. This will be tho great railway ol Mexico. It will be tbe shortest route to tbe pital, and it will run through tbe finest portion of the country, in the produota of . both tropical and temperate olimates. Coffee, WEALTH -19 Bomethin8 which most I tu . e> (ra i U> dy0 wood, hemp, jute, people Heek, and which but^ deHcrj p tona 0 f fit, erH or3 produoed . along its route it presents itsalt. Tho word “pecuniary, | Georgia Railroad Commission has been tne lives of our people, aud the security of our homes, also demand that the guilt shall bn lusteued where it may justly belong id that tbe majesty ol tho law be thoroughly vindicated. To the citizens of Sandersville and vicinity. We now have the most complete stock of Dry Goods, Notions <$*c„ever offered to the good people of this section. It comprises everything that is New, Stylish and desira ble. The taste of our Mr.Daly is known to all. He has left no stone unturned to make this, our Fall and Winter Display the most lavish Exhibit of Staple and Fancy Dry G oods that has ever been shown south of the Potomac. We are in a better position than ever to serve you. Domestic and Plantation sup plies at Factory prices. Our Wool Dress goods deparment is full of everything that is new and stylish, from a 10c Cashmere to a $2,85 Broadcloth. Our Cloak and Mantle Department will dazzle the eyes of the most fastidious. Ev ery style, shape, shade and price. Fur Capes of all kinds and at all prices from a Black Coney at $500 to a Monkey and Seal at $75-00. H osiery, gloves and under wear for the Million. All other depart- Crocketts Iron Works* MANUFACTURE Steam Engines, Saw, Grist and Flour Mills, Pulleys, Gearing, Boxes, Gin Gear. Gudgeons and Mill Work Generallyon Cane Mills &, Kettles of all sizes always hand Cotton Presses, Horse hand, or Power; Iron Railing ^c. K. CROCKETT, 696 Fourth Street, MACON, GA. in^igoatiou and intolerance of such ciimes, has made arrests, and dune all the w °'M few i ud ja e ren t ''wno:matle7iu what form which is ofteu used in speakiug k of a man s considering statements furnished by the riehc-H, comes from the Latin word P 1 ™ 4 ' buslnfcgj WBU 0 f West Point, in the natuie Thorough, Practical /' jstructiou. Graduates assisted tr, position*. 9"Catalogue free. Write to C0LLE8E, lOI'.'iSVILLE, KY. W. J. ROSS & CO Wholesale Manufacturing a n( j Retail Dealers in Carriages, B'jggies, Wagons, ro ad c-A.i2/rs s Harness, hips,Robes, Baby Can ’iages Etc. Oorn^j- Cotton! A.venue and Oherri 7 Street- Gil ^ MACON, - - - -i Oot. 1st, 1891. yhieh means cafWe, and shows that formerly I ^ umu p,,j ut that they are discriminated uiuu’« wealth was reckoned by tbe cattle he, (Jn lh(j iater , 8t 0 fOuelika, Ala (I) possessed. Abraham is said to have bee “ Iu rute8 fr0U1 8lialer n points. (2) In Ohio “very rich in cuttle, aud silver, and in gold | ^ poiutH. This may bu illustrated Bat no matter in what a man’s riches muy I ^ subedulu ratoH on tirst lass good, oonsisl, it wall vanity «tid vexation ot spirit, i ^ roB euHli)rn points . To At lan to unless to connection therewith he has health. ^ ^ ^ Newm . Q $li . 20i Grautville Emerson fully understood tins when lie "uidl ^ Ilo ^ DB ' viUeU 51,L»Urar,gs $.154,West Hie first wealth is health," and we have col ^ Q ^ $I14 Under tho fiist doubt if he had known the vir ucs of S.H.S. Ue du!iH(jHw . ubu fflade ttte Clyde that he would have recommended its use “>L leftmt)hip 0ampany , lbe South Carolina for wLloll l riUlr( , adi Georgia railroad, Atlanta and West Tlltt prop,il tors of Ely's Cream Balm do not e'.uim it to be a cure-all, but a reined, lor catarrh, colds in tbe bead and buy 1,-ver. It is not a liquid or a snuff, is easily applied in tbe nostrils. It gives relief ut once. 50c. persons suffering from the diseases It is recommended. |i»«iut railroad, and the Western of Alabima. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed j Uu ,i 0 r the seoond head—Ohio river points oases wili be made against tbe Louisville and HWIFT SPECIFIC OO., Atlanta, Ga. 'Nashville, Nashville Chattanooga and 8 ments replete with choicest cullings. Sam ples furnished upon application. In order- inggoods say if we may substitute next near- u 3c6il1Qf is f £Vi tl est article in case goods ordered are sold. ® Be sure to call on us when in Augusta, we, will make it to your interest. Wholesale buyers would do well to get our prices before making their purchases. JYothing left undone to make shopping pleasant, JYothing misrepresented, JAS. DALY& CO., DALY & ARMSTRONG 820 Broad St. Successors to Augusta, Ga. A till a good lamp' must be simple; when it is not simple it is not good. Simple, Beautiful, Good—these words mean much, but to see “ The Rochester ” will impress the truth more forcibly. All metal, tough and seamless, and made in three pieces onl y, it is absolutely safe and unbreakable. Like Aladdir t’» of old, it is indeed a “wonderful lamp,” for its mar velous light is purer and brighter than gaat light, softer than electric light and more cheerful than either. Look for this stamp—Thb Rochkstbk. Ifthe lamp dealer hail n’t the **nulB* Rochester, and the Btyle you want, lend to us for our new illuetrmted catalogue. and we w'll send you a lamp safely by express—yo.ur choice of over 1 varieties from the Largest lamp Stare in the World. BOCHBRTKB LAMP CO., 4ft Park Place, New York CUT- US?* “The Rochester.”
